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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2005
Page
3
The former vicar general of the Phoenix Diocese, Monsignor Dale Fushek, 53, was arrested on three counts of assault, five counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and two counts of indecent exposure. He allegedly fondled boys and young men and asked prying questions about their sex lives he claimed were confessions.
Lancaster County prosecutors say 14 year old Kara Borden ran from her home into 18 year old David Ludwig’s car after he shot her parents on November 13. They claim Borden went with Ludwig of her own free will, and that kidnapping charges against Ludwig should be dropped.
Mexico City reports, on November 11, Ricardo Garcia Urquiza known as The Doctor, arrested at a mall with several others in a major bust against the Juarez cartel. Officials say the cartel is shifting toward more legitimate business appearance. The sting highlights ongoing narcotrafficking pressure.
In Diyala province near Baghdad a family traveling to a funeral was fired on by American forces leaving four dead and five wounded according to Iraqi police, with US figures listing three dead. Maj. Tim Keefe said an inquiry would determine if excessive force occurred.
Heavy fighting erupted as Hezbollah guerrillas fired rockets at Israeli army posts prompting Israeli airstrikes and shelling. Four guerrillas and several Israeli soldiers were wounded in the cross border clashes amid Lebanon political upheaval and regional tensions with Syria and Iran observing. The United States urged restraint from Israel while condemning Hezbollah rocket attacks.
President Bush ends a four nation tour with a ceremonial visit to Mongolia. He was welcomed with a display of warrior horsemen and dancers but his Asia swing yielded no major achievements.
The article outlines a broad itinerary covering free trade issues, the North Korean nuclear problem, and concerns over China's human rights abuses as central topics of the travels and diplomacy.
Vice President Dick Cheney accused critics at the American Enterprise Institute of corruption and shameless revisionism over prewar intelligence. He defended the White House from claims of distorted information as public discussion shifted to war strategy and withdrawal calls by Rep. John Murtha. The Senate pressed for a road map to end the conflict.
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